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first lady to ever win a public office seat. And in 2009 she became the 67th U.S. secretary of state, she served until 2013. Now in 2016 she made history by becoming the first woman in U.S. to be a presidential nominee of a major political party. Donald Trump is a billionaire real estate mogul, a business man with no political l and reality television personality. In 2016, he became the Republican presidential nominee. Vice Presidential Selection: The Vice presidential candidates are Tim Kaine for

The election of 2016 was one of the most publicized political events of our nation’s history. While the candidates in this year’s election were more unconventional then years past, this election held an uncanny resemblance to elections of past years in the United States. The ethical and moral issues voters frequently take into account are as follows: race, culture, immigration and populism. Many ethical theories play into elections, on both the sides of the voters as well as the candidates. The

On June 16, 2015 Donald J. Trump announced his candidacy for the president of the United States at Trump Tower in New York with the slogan, “Make America Great Again!” His announcement was taken with mixed reviews, many viewing his candidacy as another celebrity running for publicity without any real standing. He was compared to the likes of: Clint Eastwood, Clay Aiken, and rapper Waka Flocka Flame. What many of these celebrities have in common is their lack of success in the political field. Their

the first president of the decade was Richard Nixon, he was the 37th president and was in office 1969-1974. Eventually Gerald Ford held office after Nixon resigned to avoid the eventual outcome of Watergate, which would have led to impeachment. Jimmy Carter then served as president in years 1977-1981, with Walter Mondale as vice president. Today in 2017 we have Donald Trump and Mike Pence, and people are begging for Trump to be impeached, similar to Nixon. Though people do see impeachment in Trump’s

On June, 14 1947 Donald John Trump was born in Queens, New York to parents Frederick C. Trump and Mary MacLeod Trump. Donald was an assertive child and was sent to military school by his parents at the age of 13 in hopes that discipline would channel his energy in a positive manner. Trump did well in military school and graduated in 1964 and soon after entered into Fordham University. From there Trump transferred into Wharton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania where he proceeded

Donald Trump is our absolute last hope for not just the United States of America but the entire world. Trump’s campaign's slogan, “Make America Great Again”, comes from Reagan’s “Let’s Make America Great Again” campaign slogan during his 1980 presidential run. Reagan was, of course, talking about bouncing back from the many years of weakness and distrust the people of America had to endure under the Nixon and Carter administrations. Giving faith back to the American people from the government from

candidates of the 2016 presidential election were an unlikely match. Donald Trump, a wealthy businessman and Hillary Clinton, a former first lady were the choices America had to pick from to vote in a new commander in chief. Trump and Clinton rose to political fame as the 2016 election progressed and this is a comparison and contrast of their early lives, their political beliefs, and their passion to improve the United States of America. Donald Trump’s early life did not give a hint of him ever becoming

some research of his own while he was taking a few days off of work. He interviewed others and observed that the White House wasn 't the well-oiled machine it came across as being. Some viewed the President 's men with scorn. On June 22, President Nixon publicly stated that the White House had no involvement with the particular incident, Watergate. The reporters, now working together, noticed that he used the words "this particular incident." Powerful men resigned from their jobs, and Bernstein and

report and in March 1971 gave the copy to The New York Times, which in return published the Pentagon Papers was the name given to a top-secret Department of Defense study of U.S. political and military involvement in Vietnam from 1945 to 1967. The Nixon administration had Ellsberg indicted on criminal charges including conspiracy, espionage and stealing government property. The trial began in 1973, but ended in a dismissal of the charges after prosecutors discovered that a secret White House team

The Power of the People Anarchic, civil, radical, militant, and rebellions people is what police officers have to face on a regular basis. Both Vietnam protest and protest today are rebelling against the government. During the Vietnam War, citizens were protesting against the U.S government to stop the war and send American soldiers back home. Today people still manage to go out into the streets to protest for the government to stop discriminating certain groups like Muslims and immigrants.